I always wanted to learn French or Italian growing up. I love the romantic sound of those languages. — Riley Stearns I love Copy Share Image
My perspective is a white man's perspective and nothing else. I can't speak for anyone else or say something I'm not versed… — Riley Stearns Man Copy Share Image
As long as you're a good person and you're doing things that don't hurt other people, whoever you are, just embrace that. — Riley Stearns Doing things Copy Share Image
I don't plan a lot of shots, but going into shooting and prep, I've got certain things that stand out to me. — Riley Stearns Plan Copy Share Image
I'll admit I'm still getting used to using preferred pronouns here and there. Actually changing the way that you address people can… — Riley Stearns Getting used Copy Share Image
I lost ten pounds while shooting 'Faults' somehow and by the end of the shoot people were basically handing me stuff to… — Riley Stearns Basically Copy Share Image
I went to UT in Austin for a year as an undeclared liberal arts student. After that year I applied to the… — Riley Stearns Art Copy Share Image
I think it's so cool that the younger generation is so much more fluid in this regard. You don't have to be… — Riley Stearns Cool Copy Share Image
I love making movies that I want to see made and I want to see on the screen, but I also want… — Riley Stearns Enjoy Copy Share Image
Tattoos are traditionally super masculine, but I just like it. I like the art. — Riley Stearns Art Copy Share Image
I was questioning what it means to be a man. I didn't feel as masculine as I thought I should. I was… — Riley Stearns Be a man Copy Share Image
When everyone decides that they have to be a certain way, that there's one way to be a man and one way… — Riley Stearns Be a man Copy Share Image
It just makes me laugh, when you talk to people who are 'typical' men, masculine, they watch sports and they can armchair… — Riley Stearns Masculinity Copy Share Image
I would say the biggest challenge on any film is always time. — Riley Stearns Always Copy Share Image
I don't want to think I'm making fun of anything ever, especially my characters. — Riley Stearns Anything Copy Share Image
It would be crazy to write a movie - which, I've seen these movies before - where someone is a beginner, has… — Riley Stearns Crazy Copy Share Image
I think violence should be a bit much sometimes because I don't like glorifying violence. — Riley Stearns Crime Copy Share Image
Jujitsu helped me a lot in feeling more comfortable with who I was. — Riley Stearns Comfortable Copy Share Image
Sometimes I wonder how my filmmaking would have been affected by film school but in the end I'm glad I got to… — Riley Stearns Cinema Copy Share Image
I was really interested in doing a martial arts movie, but maybe exploring ideas that maybe you wouldn't think to explore in… — Riley Stearns Art Copy Share Image
Cinematically speaking, there's more of a striking appeal to karate. It's kicking and punching action. Jiu-jitsu is dudes rolling around and wrestling. — Riley Stearns Action Copy Share Image
